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64th Congress, ) SENATE. ( Document 

l8t Sessum. \ 1 No. 261. 



UP 26 

.P2 ARMY POSTS. 

1916 

Copy 1 



LET T E R 

KKOM 

THE SECRETARY OF WAR, 

TRANSMITTING. 

IN RESPONSE TO A SENATE RESOLUTION OF THE 6TH INSTANT, 
DETAILED INFORMATION WITH REFERENCE TO ARMY POSTS 
IN THE UNITED STATES AS A PARTIAL COMPLIANCE WITH THE 
RESOLUTION. 



January 28, 1916. — Ordered to be printed. 



j^SWar Department, 
Washington, January 27, 1.916. 
Hon. Ja.mes M. Baker, 

Secretary Senate of the United States, 

Washington, D. C. 
Dear Sir: Rt-f erring to resolution by the Senate of the 6th instant, 
that the Secretary of War furnish to the Senate, if not incompatible 
with the public interests, certain information with reference to Army 
posts in the United States, I have the honor to transmit herewith 
detailed infonuation covering the first four items of the information 
requested. As to the fifth and sixth items, I am not now prepared 
to make specific recommendations on this subject, sis t^c passage '^f 
any of the bills now before Congress looking to an increase in the 
Military Esta])lishment would probal)!}' require the use of all Army 
posts now available. 
Very sincerely, 

LiNPLEY M. Garrison, 

Secretary of War. 



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ARMY POSTS. 



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Statement showing the use now being made of each Army post and the use that has been 
made during each year of their existence for the last 10 years. 



Name of post. 



Adams, Fort, R. I 

Andrews, Fort, Mass . 



/-^Apache, Fort, Ariz. . . 
Armistead, Fort, Md. 



Army and Navy (ieu- 
eral Hospital, Hot 
Sprinsjs, Ark. 

Baker, Fort, Cal 



Banks, Fort, Mass 

Barrancas, Fort, Cal 

Bayard, Fort, General 
Hospital, N. Mex. 

Benit'ia Barracks, Cal . 



Benjamin H a r r i s o n, 
Fort, Ind. 

Bliss, Fort, Tex 



Boise Barracks, Idaho. 

Brady, Fort, Mich 

Canby, Fort, Wash 

Carroll, Fort. Md 



Casey, Fort, Wash.. 

Caswell, Fort, N. C. 
Clark, Fort, Tex.... 



Cjlumbia, Fort, Wash. 

Columbus B a r r a 0 ks, 
Ohio. 

Constitution, Fort, N. 
H. 



Crockett, Fort, Tex. 
Croojc, Fort, Nebr.. 
Dade, Fort, Fla 



D. A. Russell, Fort, 
Wyo. 



Delaware, Fort, Del.. 



Capacity. 



5 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

4 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

6 troops Cavalry 

IS men .' 



1>*5 patients. 



3 companies Coast 
Artillerj-. 

2 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

4 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

432 patients 



1 regiment Infantry. 
1 rejjiment Cavalry.. 



1 squadron Cavalry. . . 
4 companies Infantry. . 
1.') men 

20 men 



3 companies Coast 

Artillery. 
do 

10 (r jops Cavalry 



1 cjmpans Coast Ar- 
tillery. 
1,659 men 



How occupied now. 



By Coast Artillery. 
...do 



By Cavalry 

By detachment of Coast 
"Artillery (siil)post of 
I'ort Howard, Md.). 

-\.s hospital for olficers 
and enlisted men of 
Army and Navy. 

By Coast Artillery 



.do. 
.do. 



As a hospital for officers 
and enlisted men of 
the Army. 

Ungarrisoried 



How occupied during each 
of last 10 vears. 



By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

By Cavalry. 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery. 

Same for past 10 years. 

By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

Do. 
Same for past 10 years. 



By detachment of In- 
fantry 

By Cavalry 



Unsarrisoned . 



1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery (old frame 
buildings in bad 
condition). 

2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

Headquarters, and 2 
battalions Infanti^. 

2 companies Coast -A r- 
tillery. 

1 regiment Cavalry, 1 
regiment Infantry, 
1 regiment Field A r- 
tillery, field hospital 
and ambulance com- 
pany , 1 company 
Sigiial Corps. 



Barrack space, and 3 
sets officers quarters 
in old fort. 



By Signal Corps in 1906, 1907, 
"and 190S. Since imgarri- 
soned. 

By Infantry since 1908, in- 
clusive. Tost completed in 
1907. 

By Infantry 1906 to 1911, in- 
clusive; by Infantry, t^av- 
alry, Signal Corps, and 
Field Artillery in 1912, 
1913, and 1914; by Cavalry 
and Siimal Corps In 1915. 

By Cavalry 1906 to 1912, in- 
clusive. 

By Infantry. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery from 1910 to date. 

By detachment of Coast 
"Artillery. 

By Coast Artillery. 

....do I Do. 

Jiv Cavalrs 1 By Cavalry from 1906 to 1915, 

I "inclusive, except 1910 and 

1911, when it v.as occupied 

by Infantry. 
By Coast Artillery By Coast Artillery. 

A s recruit depot As recruit depot. 



By detachment of In- 
fantry. 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Stevens, Oreg.). 

By detachment of Coast 
"Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Howard, Md.). 

By Coast Artillery 



By Coast .\rtillery . 



do 

By detachment of In- 
fantry. 
By Coast .\ rtillery 



By 2 troops Cavalry, 
"field hospital, and am- 
bulance compan . 



Ungarrisoned. 



D. of D. 
FEB*1$ 1916 



By Coast Artillery. 



Do. 
By Infantry. 
By Coast Artiller.v . 

By Cavalry and Infantry in 
"1906. 1907, 1908, and 1909; 
by Cavalry, Infantry, En- 
gineers, Field Artillery. 
Signal Corps, and Hospital 
Corps, in 1910; by Cavah-y, 
Infantry, Field Artillery, 
and field hospital and am- 
bulance company ,1911 and 
1912; by Cavalry, field hos- 
pital and ambulance com- 
pany in 1913, 1914, and 
1915. 

No garrison for 10 years. 



\ 



AHMV I'OSTS. 



Statement showinr/ the use now heiiuj iiuicle a/ each Arinif post iind the use that hasheen 
made during each year of thiir existence /or the last 10 years — Continued. 



Name of post. 



Des Moines, Kurt , luwa. 

DeSoto, Fort, Fla 

Douglas, Fort, I'tah 

Du I'ont. Fort. Del 

Eagl« Pass, Camp, Tex 

Ethan Alleu, Fort, Vt. 

Flagl«r, P'ort , Wash 

Foster, Fort. Me. 



Capacity. 



1 regiraeDt Cavahy. 



How occupied now. 



How occupied during each 
of last le years. 



Front Uoyal, Va. 
Gaines, Fort, .\la. 



Georce Wright, Fort, 

Wash. 
Getty. Fort, R. I 



Governors Island, N. Y 
Grel>le. Fort, K. I..... 
Hamilton, Fort,. V.Y.. 
Hancock, Fort, N. J... 
Heath, Fort. .Miiss 



1 company Coast .\r- 

tiller>-. ■ 
1 regiment Infantri- . . . 

a companies Coa-st Ar- 
tillery. 

Permanent barr.icks 
for 1 compjvny In- 
fantry. 

1 repiment Cavalry, 1 
battalion Field -Vr- 

tillorv. ■ 

I 

'i companies Coast Ar- . 

tillcry. I 

No permanent build- | 

ings. 



By detachment of Cav- 
alrj-. 

By detaclinicnt of Coast 
.Vrtillery. 

By detachment of In- 
fantry. 

By Coast Artillery 



By Field .\rtillery and 
"infantrv. 



By Cavalry and lield 
Hospital and ambu- 
lance company. 

By Coast -Vrtillery 



By detachment of Coast 
.Vrtillpry fs'ibpjst of 
Fori Consliimion, N. 
H.I. 

.\s remount depot 



1 company Coast .Vr- 
tillery. 

Headquarters and 2 

l>attalions Infantry. 

10 men . . .' 



By detachment of Coast 
-Vrtillery (subpost of 
Fori Morgan, -\la.). 

By Infantry 



H. G. Wright, Fort, 

N. Y. 
Howard. Fort, Md 



Huachuca, Fort, -\riz . 
Hunt, Fort, Va 



Jackson Barracks, La. . . 
Jackson, Fort .ho. 

Jay, Fort,\. Y 

Jefferson Barracks, Mo. . 
Jeflersonville (Ind.) de- 
pot. 
Keogb, Fort, Mont 



Key West Barracks, 

I'la. 
Law ton. Fort, Wash . . . 
Leavenwo r t h , F o f t . 

Kans. 



3 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

5 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

6 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

12 men . . .' 



By detachment of Coast 
.\rtillerv (subpost of 
Fort CreMe, R. L). 

As headquarters Eastern 
Department. 

By Coast Artillery 



.do. 
.do. 



6 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

4 companies Coast 
.Vrtillery. 

1 regiment Cavalry 

1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

3 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

do 



Headquarters and 1 

battalion Infantry. 

1,526 men 



1 company Coast -Vr- 
tillery. 

1 liatlaiion Infantry . . . 

1 regiment Infantry, 1 
squadron Cavalry, 1 
company Hospital 
Corps, 1 battalion 
Engineers, 1 bat- 
talion Field -\rlil- 
lery, 2 companies 
Signal Corps, and 
-\rmy Service 
Schools. 



By detachment of Coast 
Ariillery (sulipost, 
Fort Banks, Mass). 

By Coast Artillery 



.do. 



By Cavahy 

By Coast Artillery 



do 

Ungarrisoned . 



By Infantry. 



As recniit depot 

As Q uartermaster depot , 

As remount depot , 



By Coast Artillery. 



By Infantry 

By Cavalry and Signal 
Corps. 



By Cavalrv in lyoti and up to 
"191S, inclusive, and by de- 
tachment ui lOl-l and 1915. 

By Coast .Vrtillery. 

By Infantry, 190t; to l'J13, in- 
clusive, "and by detach- 
ment in 1914 and 191.i. 

By Coa,st Artillery 

By detachment of Cavalry, 
1912 and 1913; and by Cav- 
alry, Infantrv, and Field 
Ariillery, in 1914and 1915. 

Uy Cavalry and Field -Vrtil- 
lery, in i9(«> and 1907; and 
hy' ( avalrj from 1907 to 
date. 

By Coast Artillery. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 



As remount depot. 1912 to 
19b">, inclusive. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery, 1909 to date. 

By Infantry. 

By detachment of Coiust Ar- 
t illery in 1910. 

-Vs headquarters Eastern 

Department. 
By Coast Vrtillery. 

Do. 

Do. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

By CoAst Ariillery. 

Do. 

By Cavalry. 

By Coast .Vrtillery. 

Do. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery in 1907, 190S, 1909 
(subpost of Jackson Bar- 
racks, La.). 

By Infantry. 

-\s recruit depot. 

-\s Quartermaster depot. 

By Cavalry, 1906 and 1907, 
and as remount depot, 1908 
to 1915, inclusive. 

By Coast .Vrtillery. 

By Infantry. 

By Cavalry. Infantry, Field 
Artillery. Engineer and 
Signal ('orps. 190«) to 1913, 
inclusive, and by Cavalry 
and Signal Corps, 1914 and 
1915. 



ARMY POSTS. 



Statement showing the use nuic being made of each Army post and the use that has been 
made during each year of their existence for the last 10 years — Continued. 



Xame of post. 



Capacity. 



How occupied now. 



How occupied during each 
of last 10 years. 



Letterman General 

Hospital, Calitornia. 
Levett, Fort, Me 



Lincoln, Fort, N. Dak.. 



Logan H. Root'!, Fort, 

Ark. 
Logan, Fort, Colo 



Lyons, Fort, Me 

McDowell, Fort, Cal. . . 

McHenry, Fort, Md. . . 
Mcintosh, Fort, Tex... 

McKinley, Fort, Me... 
McPherson, Fort, Ga.. 
McRee, Fort, Fla 



Mackenzie, Fort, Wyo. 

Madison Barracks, 

N. Y. 
Mansfield, Fort, R. I.. 

Mason, Fort, Cal., sup- 
ply depot. (See San 
Francisco depot.) 

Mason, Fort, Cal. (post) 



Meade, Fort, S. Dak... 

Michie, Fort, N. Y 

Miley, Fort, Cal 

Missoula, Fort, Mont . . 

Monroe, Fort, Va 

Morgan, Fort, Ala 

Mott, Fort, N. J 

Moultrie, Fort, S. C... 
Myer, Fort, Va 



Myer, Fort, Va., quar- 
termaster depot. 

New York ( N . Y .) depot . 

Niagara, Fort, N. Y 

Oglethorpe, Fort, Ga... 
Omaha (Nebr.) depot... 
Omaha, Fort, Nebr 



6nlario, Fort, N. Y..., 



519 patien ts 

1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 
1 battalion Infantry . . 



do 

10 companies 



As hospital for ofRcers 

and enlisted men. 
By Coast Artillery 



Ungarrisoned . 



By detachment of Infan- 
try. 
As recruit depot 



325 men (additional 
300 men in hospital 
being converted into 
barracks). 



By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort McKinley, Me.). 

Recruit depot 



1 battalion Infantry... 



7 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 
1 rejiiment Infantry . . . 

9 men 



Headquarters and 2 
battalions Infantry. 



Turned over to city of 

Baltimore. 
By Cavalry 



By Coast Artillery 

By detachment of In- 
fantry. 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Barrancas, Fla.). 

By detachment of Infan- 
try. 

By Infantry 



1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 



By Coast Artillery . 



1 company 
Corps. 



Signal ! By Signal Corps. 



Headquarters and 2 j By Cavalry 
squadrons Cavalry, i 



1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

1 battalion Infantry... 

10 companies Coast 
Artillery. 

4 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

4 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

1 squadron Cavalry, 1 
battalion Field Ar- 
tillery. 



Army building and 
block owned by 
United States. 

Headquarters and 2 
battalions Infantry. 

1 regiment Cavalry 



3 companies Signal 
Corps. 

1 battalion Infantry... 



By Coast Artillery . 

do 

Ungarrisoned 

By Coast Artillery . . 
....do 



By detachment of Coast 

"Artillery. 
By Coast Artillery 



By Cavalry and Field 
Artillery. 

For storage purposes as 
part of the \Vashing- 
ton general depot. 

By Army and depot offi- 
ces. 

Ungarrisoned 



By Cavalry 

As quartermaster depot. 
Ungarrisoned 



By Infantry. 



As hospital for officers and 

enlisted men. 
By Coast Artillery. 

By Infantry 1906 to 1912, in- 
clusive; ungarrisoned 1913, 
1914, and 1915. 

By Infantry. 

By Infantry 1907 and 1908; as 
recruit depot 1909 to date. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

By Infantry 1906, 1907, and 
1908; as recruit depot 1909 
to date. 

By Coast Artillery 1906 to 
1911, inclu.sive. 

By Infantry 1906 to 1911 in- 
clusive; by Cavalry 1912 to 
date. 

By Coast Artillery. 

By Infantry. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

By Infantry. 

Do. 

By Coast Artillery. 



By Engineers 1906, 1907, and 
1908; by Infantry 1909, 
1910, and 1911; by Signal 
Corps 1913, 1914, and 1915. 

By Cavalry 1906 to 1911, in- 
clusive; by Cavalry and In- 
fantry 1912; by Cavalry, 
1913 to date. 

By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

By Infantry 1906 to 1912; 

imgarrisoried in 1913. 
By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

Do. 



By Cavalry and Field Artil- 
lery. 

For storage purposes as part 
of Washington depot. 

By Army and depot ofhces. 



By Infantry. 

By Cavalry. 

As Quartermaster depot. 

By Signal Corps 1906 to 1913, 

inclusive, ungarrisoned 

1914 and 1915. 
By Infantry. 



ARMY POSTS. 0 

Statement shouiiig the use now being made of each Army post and the use that has been 
made during each year of their existence for the last 10 years — Continued. 



Name of post. 



Philadelphia (Pa.) de- 
pot (formerlySchuyl- 
kill Arsenal). 

Philip Kearnev, Kort, 
R. 1. 

Pickens, Fort. Kla 



Pittsburgh storape and 
supply depot (for- 
merly Alleghany Ar- 
senal). 

Plattsburg Barracks, 
N. Y. 

Porter, Fort, N. Y 

Preble, Fort, Me 



Capacity. 



Presidio of Monterey, 
Cal. 



Presidio of San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. 



Reno, Fort, Okla... 
Revere, Fort, Mass. 
Riley, Fort, Kans. . 



RoMnson, Fort, Nel'r . . 
Rodman, Fort, Mitss.... 

Rosecrans, Fort, Cal 

St. Louis (Mo.) cloth- 
ing depot. 

St. Louis (Mo.) powder 
depot. 

St. Paul (Minn.) depot. 

St. Philip, Fort, la 



1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 



Sam Houston, Fort,Tex 



San Francisco (Cal.) 
depot. 



1 regiment Infantry... 

1 battalion Infantry... 

2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

1 regiment Infantry, 
1 squadron Cavalry, 
1 field hospital and 
ambulance company. 



Permanent buildings 
for 1 regiment In- 
fantry and 1 squad- 
ron Cavalry: also 
cantonment build- 
ings for 2 additional 
regiments Infantry. 



How occupied now. 



1 company Coast .Vr- 
tillery. " 

I regiment Cavalry, 
1 regiment 1- ield 
-Artillery, Mounted 
Ser\ ice Scbools. 

II troo!>s Cavalry 

1 company Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 



Army building owned 
by United States. 

1 company Coast .\r- 
tillery. 

2 regiments Cavalry, 
1 battalion Field Ar- 
tillery. 



As a general depot . 



Detachment of Coa.st Ar- 
tillery Corps (subpo.st 
of Fort C.rel)le, R. I.). 

By detachment ol Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Barrancas, Fla.). 

For storage purposes by 
Quartermaster Corps 
except a few buildings 
used by Geological 
Survey. 

By Infantry , 



Ungarrisoned 

By Coast .\rtillerv (sub- 
post of Fort Williams, 
Me.). 

By Cavalry 



By Cavalry, Infantry, 
field hospital and am- 
bulance company. 



As a remount depot. 



By Coast .Vrtillery (sub- 
nost of Fort .Vndrews, 
Mass.). 

By Cavalry 



....do 

By Coast Artillery. 



.do. 



How occupied during each 
of last 10 years. 



As a general depot. 



By detachment of Coa-st Ar- 
tillery. 



For storage purposes by the 
Quartermaster Corps, ex- 
cept a few buildings used 
by Geological Survey. 

By Infantry. 

Do. 
By Coast Artillery. 



By Cavalry and Infantry, 
1906; liy Infantry 1907 and 
190S; by Cavalry and In- 
fantry 1909: by Infantry 
1910, "1911, 1912; by Cavalry 
19i:i: by Cavalry and field 
hospital and ambulance 
company 1911 and 191.5. 

By Infantry, Cavalry, 1 ield 
Artillery, "and Coi^st Artil- 
lery , 19()<5, 1907; by same and 
Signal Corps 190S, 1909, 1910, 
1911: by Infantry, Cavalry, 
Signal Corps, field hospital, 
and ambulance company 
1912 and 19i:i: by Infantry 
and Coast .\rtillery 1914; by 
Coast -Vrtillery, Cavalry, 
En'.;inecrs, fieid hospital, 
and ambulance company 
191.'i. 

By Infantry 1906: ungarri- 
soned 1907 and 190s: re- 
mount depot 1909 to date. 

By Coast .Vrtillery. 



By Cavalry and Field .Vr- 
tillery. 



By Cavalry. 

By Coast .\riillery. 

Do. 



-Vs a general depot \ As a general depot. 

For storage purposes For storage purposes. 



By Army oflBces and 
storerooms. 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Jackson Barracks, La.). 

By Cavalry, Infantry, 
Kngincers, Field Ar- 
tillery, and field hos- 
pital and ambulance 
vX)mpany. 



As a general depot . 



By Army offices and store- 
rooms. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

By Cavalry, Infantry, Field 
.Vrtillery", 190G, 1907, and 
190S: bv same and Signal 
Corps, 1909, 1910, and 1911; 
by Cavalr\- and Field Artil- 
lery, 1912 and V.n.i: by Cav- 
alry, Field Artillery, "Signal 
Corps, and field hospital 
and ambulance company, 
1911 and 191.-). 

As a general depot. Docks 
and storehouses completed 
at Fort Mason, in 1911. 



ARMY POSTS. 



Statement showing the use now being made of each Army post and the use that has been 
mnde during each year of their existence for the last 10 years — Continued. 



Name of post. 



Capacity. 



How occupied now. 



How occupied during each 
of last 10 years. 



San Diego Barracks, 

Cal. 
San Jacinto, Tex 



1 company Infantry . 



Schuyler, Fort, N. H. 

Screven, Fort, Ga 

Sheridan, Fort, 111.... 



2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

4 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

1 regiment Infantry, 4 
troops Cavalry, and 
2 batteries Field Ar- 
tillery. 



By Cavalry 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Crockett, Tex.). 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery. 

By Coast Artillery 



By Cavalry and Signal 
Corps. 



Sill, Fort, Okla. 



1 regiment Field Artil- | By Infantry and Field 
lery and 1 squadron Artillery 
Cavalry. 



Slocum, Fort, N. Y.. 
Smallwood, Fort, Md... 

Snellmg, Fort, Minn... 



1,644 men. 
20 men 



1 regiment Infantry, 1 
squadron Cavalry, 1 
battalion Field Ar- 
tillery. 



Standish, Fort, Mass. . . 30 men 



Stark, Fort, N. II. 



Stevens, Fort, Oreg. 
Strong, Fort, Mass.. 
Sumter, Fort, S. C 



Taylor, Fort, Fla. 



Terry, Fort, N. Y 

Thomas, Fort, Ky.... 
Totten, Fort, N. Y... 
Travis, Fort, Tex 



United States Disciplin- 
ary Barracks, Alca- 
traz, Cal. 

United States Disciplin- 
ary Barracks, Fort 
Leavenworth, Kans. 

Vancouver Barracks, 
Wash. 



Wadsworth, Fort, N. Y 

Walla Walls. Fort, 
Wash. 



3 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

4 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

50 men 



6 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

Headquarters and 2 
battalions Infantry. 

7 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery. 



1 regiment Infantry 
and 1 battalion Field 
Artillery. 



2 companies Coast Ar- 
tillery in casemates. 
1 squadron Cavalry . . 



Walter Reed General 164 patients. 
Hospital, District of , 

( olumbia. | 



As recruit depot 

By detachment of Coast 

Artillery. 
By detachment 



By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Strong, Mass.). 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Constitution, N. 
II.). 

By Coast Artillery 



.do 



Detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery (subpost of 
Fort'Moultrie, S. C). 

Ungarrisoned , 



By Coast Artillery 

By detachment of In- 
fantry. 
B V Coast Artillery 



By detachment of Coast 
Artillery (subpost of 
Fort Lrockett, Tex.). 

As military prison , 



By Engineers. 



By Coast Artillery. 
ITngarrisoned 



As a general hospital for 
ofhcers and eidisted 
men of the Army. 



Ungarrisoned until January, 
1915; by Cavalry in 1915. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery, 1911 to 1915, inclu- 
sive. 

By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

By Infantry, Cavalry, and 
Field Artillery, 1906 to 1911 . 
inclusive; by Infantry and 
Cavalry, 1912; by Cavalry 
only in 1913, 1914; by Cav- 
alry and Signal Corps in 
1915. 

By Cavalrj', 1906; by Cav- 
and Field Artillery, 1907, 
1908, 1909, and 1910; by 
Fii'ld Artillery only in 1911; 
bv Infantry and Field Ar- 
tillery in 1912; by Field Ar- 
tillery only in 1913 and 
1914, and Infantry and 
Field Artillery in 1915. 

As recruit depot. 

Detachment of Coast Artil- 
lery. 

By Infantry, Cavalry, and 
Field Artillery, 1906 to 
1911, inclusive; by Field 
Artillery only in 1912, 1913, 
and 1914; by "detachment in 
1915. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery. 

Do. 



By Coast Artillery. 

Do. 

By detachment of Coast 
Artillery. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery, 1906; since ungar- 
risoned. 

By Coast Artillery. 

By Infantry. 

By Coast Artillery. 

By detachment of Coast Ar- 
tillery, 1911 to date. 

As military prison. 
Do. 

Bv Infantry and Field Artil- 
lery 1906 and 1907; bv same 
and Engineers 1908 to 1913, 
inclusive; and by Infantry 
and Engineers 1914 and 
1915. 

By Coast Artillery. 

By Cavalry 1906 to 1909, 
inclusive; since ungarri- 
soned. 

As a general hospital, 1909 to 
date. 



.\RM^ I'uSTS. ( 

StnteninU shoiiittf/ thr nsf noir being iiiatif aj rnch Armif ynxt mid llir iixr IhnI Im.shffn 
niadr during mrh year of ffirir fri^tferirr for thr lust It) gnirs. — Continued. 



N'fkme of post. 



War. I, Fort, Wash 

Warren, Fort, Maj^*; 



Capacity. 



How occupied now. 



1 company 
.'rtillery. I 

2 fompa'nies <'o:).st 
-V rtillery. 

4 companies Kn,'ineers. 



Coaxt By ( oivst .\ rtillery 
do 



Wa^hincton Marrac'--s, 4 companies Kn,'ineers. By Fnu'inerrs and War 

District of ( olumtiia. V'ollere. ' 

Washinpton, Fort, Md.,1 n rompanies ( oa.st Bv detachment of ( oa.st j 

I .Vrtillerv. 1 .»rtiller\-. 

Wayne. Fort. Mi -h ! 2 liattalions Infantry..' By detachment 

West Point. \. \ i j By Jfilitary Arademy... 

Wetherill, Fort. H. I... 20 men i By detachment of t oa.st ; 

Artillery- (sulnos! of 
I Fort .\d.im.s, H. I.). 

VMiipple Barracks, .Vriz.' 1 hallalion Infantry...' fnt;arrisoned 



Whitman. Fort.Wa-sh..! By detachment of Coa.st 

' Artillery isulji;ost of 

I Fort Wbrden, Wash.). 

Wm. If. Harrison. Mont. ITeatlquarters and 1 rnparrisoned 

battalion Infantry. 



Williams, Fort, Me 5 companies Coast By Coast .\rtiller>-. 

-V rtillery. 
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Winfield Scot t , Fort , 
Cal. 



12 companies Coast 
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Wood. Fort, X. 'S' 1 company Signal 

Corps. 
Worden, Fort, Wash 6 coinnanies (^oast 

Artillery. 
Yellowstone, Fori, Wyo. I 1 squadron Cavalry 

Yorsemile, < amp.cal...] 2 troops Cayalry... 



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By detachment of Cav- 
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How occupied during each 
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By infantry lo 101.': Iiy de- 
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My Miliiarv Academy. 

By detacliment of (oast 
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try and ( avalry, 190"; bv 
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Bv detachment of Coast 
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By Infantry, 1906 to 1912. 

inclusive: ungarrisoned. 

1913 to date. 
By Coast Artillerj-. 

By Cavalry, 1900 to 1910. 
inclusive: ungarrisoned, 
1911 to date. 

Bv detachment of Coast 
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companies, 1912 to date. 

By Signal Corps. 

By Coiist Artillery. 

By Cavalry. 

By Cavalry, 190<3 to 1913, 
inclusive:' since ungarri- 
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